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FS: Belle Epoch Deluxe / Jan Ray clone / Belton 3 Reverb

slowpilgrimslowpilgrim Frets: 132
edited March 2022 in FX £
All prices are GBP and include shipping within UK.

BED    180 -> 170
https://flic.kr/p/2n7Kafe

Jan Ray clone    50 -> 40
https://flic.kr/p/2n7GnWa

Belton Brick 3 Reverb    50 -> 40
https://flic.kr/p/2n7FVfc
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  • Macca-24Macca-24 Frets: 3
    Hi, very interested in your BED.Is it still available?
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  • joetelejoetele Frets: 944
    Is the Belton Brick 3 Reverb based on any particular pedal? What are the functions for the two knobs? 
    MUSIC: Pale Blurs
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  • slowpilgrimslowpilgrim Frets: 132
    @Macca-24 BED available
    @joetele the reverb is the musikding 3-verb kit, controls are mix and decay. Belton 3 adds a variable decay parameter over Belton 2 reverbs such as the JRAD Boing etc, which have a fixed decay length and hence are far less flexible. Pseudo-decay is usually achieved in those reverbs by damping that fixed length, which doesn't sound as good. This one I built has a very warm, natural sound, perfect for amps without onboard reverb, rather than an 'effect' verb.
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  • joetelejoetele Frets: 944
    slowpilgrim said:
    @Macca-24 BED available
    @joetele the reverb is the musikding 3-verb kit, controls are mix and decay. Belton 3 adds a variable decay parameter over Belton 2 reverbs such as the JRAD Boing etc, which have a fixed decay length and hence are far less flexible. Pseudo-decay is usually achieved in those reverbs by damping that fixed length, which doesn't sound as good. This one I built has a very warm, natural sound, perfect for amps without onboard reverb, rather than an 'effect' verb.
    Thanks chum. I quite like the almost oscillating reverbs like the Levitation and the Meteore. 
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  • ZoolooterZoolooter Frets: 861
    slowpilgrim said:
    @Macca-24 BED available
    @joetele the reverb is the musikding 3-verb kit, controls are mix and decay. Belton 3 adds a variable decay parameter over Belton 2 reverbs such as the JRAD Boing etc, which have a fixed decay length and hence are far less flexible. Pseudo-decay is usually achieved in those reverbs by damping that fixed length, which doesn't sound as good. This one I built has a very warm, natural sound, perfect for amps without onboard reverb, rather than an 'effect' verb.
    So is it a Spring reverb emulation?
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  • slowpilgrimslowpilgrim Frets: 132
    edited March 2022
    https://wolfewithane.com/pedalurgy-what-s-a-belton-brick-reverb

    They're often marketed as such. In my opinion it straddles spring and hall sounds. Good for adding depth and a bit of spring tank ambience, not so good for getting splashy surf tones.

    Note the table in the article, this is a BTDR-3-based reverb:

    ModelDecay Time
    BTDR-1 S2 sec
    BTDR-1 M2.5 sec
    BTDR-1 L2.8 sec
    BTDR-2 S2 sec
    BTDR-2 M2.5 sec
    BTDR-2 L2.8 sec
    BTDR-3.5 sec to 3.2 sec
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  • slowpilgrimslowpilgrim Frets: 132
    edited March 2022
    bump & drop
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